Custom Billboard; Custom Dialog; Delete File(S) - Symantec WISESCRIPT EDITOR 7.0 SP2 - FOR NS V1.0 Manual

Custom Billboard

Custom Dialog

Delete File(s)

WiseScript Editor Reference
Command Options
(Optional) If the shortcut is for an .EXE, enter command-line options.
Default Directory
Specify the default directory that should be set when running the target file, if
different from the target file's location. In Windows Explorer, this field is referred to
as the Start in directory.
Description
Enter text to appear in the Comment field of the shortcut's properties dialog box.
Icon Pathname
(Optional) Specify the file that contains the icon to be used for the shortcut.
Otherwise, the target file's icon is used.
Window Size
Select an option to determine the appearance of the .EXE file's window.
Icon Number
Enter the number of the icon to use from the file specified in Icon Pathname
above.
Shift State, Hot Key Letter
These fields together populate the Shortcut Key field in the shortcut's Properties
dialog box in Windows Explorer. See Windows help.
Support OSD software update checking
Open Software Description (OSD) is a Microsoft technology for describing and
distributing software. Mark this for the shortcut to work with OSD.
This action opens the Custom Billboard Editor, which lets you create scalable graphics to
display to end users during installation.
See About Billboards on page 121.
Use this action to create your own dialog box or dialog box set. See
on page 92. To add a new dialog box within a wizard loop, see
the Installation on page 93.
For details on the Dialog Box Properties dialog box, see
page 94.
For details on sample scripts that use this action, see ScriptHelp.htm in the Samples
subdirectory of this product's installation directory.
This action removes files from the destination computer.
You do not need to delete temp files if you use the Get Temporary Filename action to
create them because they are deleted automatically.
About Dialog Boxes
Adding a Dialog Box to
Setting Dialog Box Properties on
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